In the 1990s with a Bounty Hunter detector with target ID/discrimination/4 tones I could make enough in coins each day for at least a 12 pack of beer, gas, and smokes. At one old baseball field behind the fence behind home plate I found 20 bucks in quarters and dimes the first day in one hour and 17 in one hour on day two. Similar results at old fair grounds and bars with deep gravel parking lots. I found 30 coins in my new trashy rural yard when I tested my Vanquish 340. I got a big discount on it...a return. It detected a quarter accurately...29 number...next to a huge rusty nail, so I had no problems in the trash with it. It`s VERY cold here in central Louisiana and ice is predicted soon! I put out 4 pounds of seeds, thawed water, and lard for body heat for the birds, sardines for stray cats, and dog food for the raccoons. I live in a very rural area and try to help all the animals here.
Hey Jeremy what I do with my coins is put some CRL on them let them site for a day then wash them off an take to coin star long as they clean the machine will take them... if they are bent or damaged it won't take them... but it would be really fun to see you take to a coinstar would make good content for ur channel
I am looking for some gold rings I have lost. I have the White's Spectra V3i and the Minelab Equinox 800. Which is best for finding gold jewelry? I had not turned the Equinox 800 on for quite a while. It comes on (without the coil on the machine) and it says C d and then it turns off? I have the 10" Double D, and the 12", and the 4 X 6 shooter for the V3i which would be the best for the V3i. I have the coil that came with the Equinox 800. Which of these two machines is best for finding gold jewelry, rings. Thanks!
Probably many rare or error coins in these piles....but lets understand these coins have been in the ground. Rare coins are very valuable in mint or uncirculated condition, valuable in circulated condition and worth face value if they were dug from the ground. Silver and gold coins are a different story because they do not deteriorate in the ground. Our soil here is not kind to copper.
I was worried about those plastic legs on that table snapping in this cold weather. I only put one coffee can of coins in there now. I just got back inside couple minutes ago after 4 hours of coin sorting out in the cold. We have a nasty ice storm coming tomorrow. I need to schedule some videos to post for the next week just in case we lose power.
I hear ya going crazy sitting inside the house LOL I'm from Rhode Island wintere suck but I still go digging just do the beaches Nobody's around it's great and the sand doesn't freeze😊
zinc pennies sometimes look like coppers and coppers sometimes look like zincs but you generally can tell just by look. i went through all my zincs looking for coppers recently
When they are covered in dust...it is hard to tell them apart. I might soak the pennies in water for a day rinse them and then let them dry out in the sun on a hot summer day. I might separate the zinc from the copper on a hot summer day. Copper pennies will be valuable in a few years.
Dude you should cash that lot in and take a vacation to somewhere warm and do some metal detecting, Buy yourself an RV and head south for a while until the weather Improves.
In 2 days it will be back to normal temps(40-50 degree highs) for this time of year. This is the best tome of year to metal detect in my area. This snow/ice is rare in my area.
We hunt in many cities within a 30 mile drive form us. We have probably 60 different parks and 50 different schools we detect at least once a month. We detect some parks many times per week. We have project areas in several parks. We just hit the same spots again and again and again. We stay in our city for the bulk of our detecting. I have been detecting the parks in my area for 30 years and still find many jewelry hotspots that are not evident or obvious. Back on the 90's there was so many coins. Coins are not nearly as bountiful because the parks here are hammered by so many detectorist.
I found 172 rings in 2023 and I don’t come close to as much detecting as you do! I’ve always wondered how much money is buried in the ground and if you had the time and resources you could eventually become a millionaire just by metal detecting. Obviously not possible for one person.
I got about 2.5 coffee cans sorted in about 4 hours yesterday. I will be starting a little later today. It was 10 degrees this morning. We have a nasty big ice storm coming tomorrow, it's gonna get ugly!!
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In the 1990s with a Bounty Hunter detector with target ID/discrimination/4 tones I could make enough in coins each day for at least a 12 pack of beer, gas, and smokes. At one old baseball field behind the fence behind home plate I found 20 bucks in quarters and dimes the first day in one hour and 17 in one hour on day two. Similar results at old fair grounds and bars with deep gravel parking lots. I found 30 coins in my new trashy rural yard when I tested my Vanquish 340. I got a big discount on it...a return. It detected a quarter accurately...29 number...next to a huge rusty nail, so I had no problems in the trash with it. It`s VERY cold here in central Louisiana and ice is predicted soon! I put out 4 pounds of seeds, thawed water, and lard for body heat for the birds, sardines for stray cats, and dog food for the raccoons. I live in a very rural area and try to help all the animals here.
There are still good people in this world👍💪 i do the same thing for animals . Special when they having a hard time. Thanks . And HH.
Holy crap bro! You are a beast. Who digs more than you? Keep up the good work. Take care.
Thanks 👍
Found 49 coins yesterday between two parks. All in all only a few dollars. Probably a few hundred now in the last couple of months.
I spent a couple of hours this morning sorting coins. 12 degrees and snowing when I woke up.
Now this is the way to save money.. Awesome amount you got going on here..
Definitely!
Hey Jeremy what I do with my coins is put some CRL on them let them site for a day then wash them off an take to coin star long as they clean the machine will take them... if they are bent or damaged it won't take them... but it would be really fun to see you take to a coinstar would make good content for ur channel
Soly sh*t you are going to need a big rig to bring those coins to exchange. Congrats dude, good job 🙂
We shall see
Unreal lol 😂 . Wish the 2.00 and 1.oo dollar coins were that thick lol 😂.
I am looking for some gold rings I have lost. I have the White's Spectra V3i and the Minelab Equinox 800. Which is best for finding gold jewelry?
I had not turned the Equinox 800 on for quite a while. It comes on (without the coil on the machine) and it says C d and then it turns off? I have the 10" Double D, and the 12", and the 4 X 6 shooter for the V3i which would be the best for the V3i. I have the coil that came with the Equinox 800. Which of these two machines is best for finding gold jewelry, rings. Thanks!
The 10 " probably work best unless very trashy then 4 x 6...My favorite coil for V3I is the 6 x 9 eclipse amazing coil !
@@SuperJupiter33 Thanks!
@@donaldlee6699
It needs to have the coil connected, my Vanquish will do the same thing.
Felicitaciones amigo por sus hermosos hallazgos 🙋♂️🇨🇱🙏⛏️🗝️💍🤜🤛
So awesome
That’s a lot of taco money, lol. 🏋🏻♂️
This weather sucks! I need to detect lol. Normally i get out in the cold but single digits are a no go for me lol
Gotta build a money bank like scrooge mcduck and swim through the clad to the duck tales theme song. 😅
That would be great.
That is a lot of holes . Hat off to you great job educating the future diggers🎉🎉
Thanks 👍
You may have some rare coins in that lovely pile.
Probably many rare or error coins in these piles....but lets understand these coins have been in the ground. Rare coins are very valuable in mint or uncirculated condition, valuable in circulated condition and worth face value if they were dug from the ground. Silver and gold coins are a different story because they do not deteriorate in the ground. Our soil here is not kind to copper.
you worked hard for those coins. dont let the table break!!
I was worried about those plastic legs on that table snapping in this cold weather. I only put one coffee can of coins in there now. I just got back inside couple minutes ago after 4 hours of coin sorting out in the cold. We have a nasty ice storm coming tomorrow. I need to schedule some videos to post for the next week just in case we lose power.
@@PaystreakSuperfreak stay safe!
That sure looks like a chore that's why I wash and roll my clad as I go.But it does give you something to do good luck buddy.
It does give me something to do when the ground is frozen and when it gets hot to detect in the summer.
You need classification screens to sort those coins Jeremy.
I am not aware of US coin size mesh for sorting coins. I have 100,60,50,40,10 mesh and 1/8, 1/4, and half inch size classifiers.
I hear ya going crazy sitting inside the house LOL I'm from Rhode Island wintere suck but I still go digging just do the beaches Nobody's around it's great and the sand doesn't freeze😊
Frozen in the house here also so i might as well watch you sort look and get motivated for when i can get back out so having a coffee watching .....
PS That is a impressive amount of coins Holy Moly
i got to ask you ever been to Evansville IND.
Never been to Evansville.
zinc pennies sometimes look like coppers and coppers sometimes look like zincs but you generally can tell just by look.
i went through all my zincs looking for coppers recently
When they are covered in dust...it is hard to tell them apart. I might soak the pennies in water for a day rinse them and then let them dry out in the sun on a hot summer day. I might separate the zinc from the copper on a hot summer day. Copper pennies will be valuable in a few years.
Dude you should cash that lot in and take a vacation to somewhere warm and do some metal detecting,
Buy yourself an RV and head south for a while until the weather Improves.
In 2 days it will be back to normal temps(40-50 degree highs) for this time of year. This is the best tome of year to metal detect in my area. This snow/ice is rare in my area.
Coin star needs to put a machine at your place, problem solved!
They would hate me because of the dirt!! The coins that have been in the ground are so much different than circulated coins.
My coins cup felt ashamed with this video.
I will remember your shame every time I dig a zinc penny...hopefully that makes you feel better. lol
How do you find enough sites to dig as much as you do? Do you just keep going out to parks further and further out from where you live?
We hunt in many cities within a 30 mile drive form us. We have probably 60 different parks and 50 different schools we detect at least once a month. We detect some parks many times per week. We have project areas in several parks. We just hit the same spots again and again and again. We stay in our city for the bulk of our detecting. I have been detecting the parks in my area for 30 years and still find many jewelry hotspots that are not evident or obvious. Back on the 90's there was so many coins. Coins are not nearly as bountiful because the parks here are hammered by so many detectorist.
I found 172 rings in 2023 and I don’t come close to as much detecting as you do! I’ve always wondered how much money is buried in the ground and if you had the time and resources you could eventually become a millionaire just by metal detecting. Obviously not possible for one person.
They say there is more money/coins lost than there is in circulation.
If I ever visit Canada and need change I'll know where to go.😂
I live in Oregon.
@@PaystreakSuperfreak oops I think I might have to start revising my geography
Move to Fla and detect EVERY DAY
I like the climate in the Willamette Valley. The winters here are ideal for metal detecting....except the last couple days.
@@PaystreakSuperfreak Great vids. Learned much. 👍✌️
It gets pretty damn hot here in the summertime, not a lot of fun detecting when you're sweating your ass off...
Trying to save up and get a Equinox 900
Just a couple holes dug haha keep us posted what your total was
I got about 2.5 coffee cans sorted in about 4 hours yesterday. I will be starting a little later today. It was 10 degrees this morning. We have a nasty big ice storm coming tomorrow, it's gonna get ugly!!
I bet that would take sometime good day to do some shorting then
where u from
Salem Or
I read that the same guy that named Salem New Jersey named Salem Indiana. I wonder if he named Salem Oregon too. I will find out.
PSSFreak. Purchase those plastic coinsorters. Much faster. Pennies for coin star